Intense political competition and digital developments have greatly influenced the way we see and understand foreign policy and traditional diplomacy. These complexities have created an increasingly challenging security environment, and to avoid being caught off-guard, political decision makers are forced to think ahead more, taking into consideration a wider array of traditional and non-traditional threats.
Here, strategic cooperation centred on upholding the tenets of the rules-based order is of paramount importance to the kind of stability, security and prosperity that will extend well beyond the Indo-Pacific region.
The overarching aim of our foreign and security policy analysis is therefore a finer-grained understanding of present geopolitical challenges, through addressing a variety of topics and from various perspectives – with the overarching aim to better identify future challenges and highlight opportunities for cooperation.